S1Pilot

History format that shows how the state of California, its lifestyle and innovative power have turned the world upside down since the 1950s.

These 4 short films, follow a week at the Toonik Tyme festival in Iqaluit, the Inuit capital way up in the Arctic. A magical look at a changing culture as locals compete in games and tests of skill: igloo building, ice sculpture, snowmobile racing and a round of golf on a fairway carved from the sea ice. It's all so enchanting, but behind these images are stories of homelessness, melting ice, colonialism and isolation.

The docuseries will feature Papini's side of the story, with exclusive interviews, archival footage, legal documents, and interviews with those close to the case.

British choirmaster Gareth Malone believes that choral singing is a way to bring together people to work together toward common goals. As such, he travels across the United States looking for fractured community groups, organizations, and communities themselves that he feels need to be brought closer together for whatever reason. In one week's time with each of these, he will recruit people to join a choir, learn two choral arrangements of songs which features soloists from among the group, and perform those two songs to an audience. These groups may not on the surface be natural fits with choral singing, which may make the process that much more difficult for him. Through this process, Gareth not only wants to bring the people closer together, but also help certain individuals within the group who may be facing personal issues.

Adnan's journey begins in Kurdistan as he travels with the Kurdish Pashmerga militia on a convoy up to Mount Gara; he then meets an animal activist trying to save bears lost to habitat destruction and to hunting.